Sentence examples for it predictable that from inspiring English sources

(Decades after Pynchon began producing works in which loose ends were ends unto themselves, wasn't it predictable that the baseball in DeLillo's "Underworld" would take a long roll to nowhere?) Given that Mitchell has a flair for narrative closure, it's understandable that he'd want to display it.

It was predictable that it wasn't going to work".

Paul Hibbert Nottingham It was predictable that Clegg would win it.

It is predictable that if rapamycin slows aging, it should delay cancer [ 79, 80].

"It's like the chronicle of a death foretold; it was predictable that we would go this way," said Fouad Ajami, director of Middle East studies at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.

Although it was unlikely that these pathways were never activated, it was predictable that certain cytokines were upregulated at an early stage but suppressed afterwards.

It is predictable that this paper will be controversially discussed, but it could also be a paper that opens a new field.

It is predictable that our country will face a tougher challenge in future climate talks," it says.

So, it was predictable that when the National Institutes of Health (NIH) decided to close the National Center for Research Resources (NCRR) and replace it with the new National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS), not everyone would be happy.

It's predictable that Miller would present a whiny, yet full-throated defense of her "journalism"; but it's a decade too late.

"Once it's reached that point, it's quite predictable that it will come into the beaches," said that state's environmental commissioner.